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CA upholds issuance of NCIP TROs inside Busol
The Court of Appeals denied the petition for certiorari filed by the city government against the temporary restraining orders (TROs) issued by a government agency leading to the suspension of demolition of houses at the Busol watershed last year. 

FIRE HAZARD NO MORE -- More than 700 stalls that comprise Block 3 of the city public market were razed to the ground the past week to pave the way for the construction of a safer multi-level market building. Towards the left is Block 4, another potential fire trap.-- Harley Palangchao
Block 3’s 300 stalls torn down to avert disaster
More than 70 of the 1,442 establishments inspected by the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) were recommended for stoppage of operation for violation of the fire safety standards.
More than 700 business stalls of Block 3 of the Baguio City Public Market tagged as fire hazards were demolished Sunday as city authorities claimed it was the right move to protect lives and properties..
 
Bus victims’ kin lament company’s indifference
Families of those who died in the Eso-Nice bus that fell in a ravine in Sablan, Benguet are disappointed at the lack of concern of the bus company.
 
The regional Department of Health reported 10 dengue-related deaths as the number of cases surged to 2,577 since the start of the year up to Aug. 21. 
 
Mateo Cariño monument to rise in Burnham
The open portion of uneven land between the Children’s Park and Orchidarium at Burnham Park will soon be the site of the Mateo Cariño monument and Ibaloi Heritage Garden
RESOLUTION NUMBERED 182 S. 2010
 
City
City
WELL DONE! -- Members and volunteers of the Baguio City Emergency Services, Philippine National Red Cross - Baguio Chapter, Baguio City Disaster Coordinating Council, BB-PICAG, Call 911, and other rescue groups that helped in rescuing survivors as well as retrieving victims of the ill-fated Eso-Nice bus accident last week were given due recognition by mayor Mauricio Domogan, vice mayor Daniel Fariñas, and Baguio Fire chief Richard Villanueva last Monday.
-- Bong Cayabyab
Region
City
BADIWAN DETOUR -- Department of Public Works and Highways assistant regional director Alexander Castañeda points to a possible route for the diversion of the accident-prone Badiwan, Tuba portion of the Aspiras-Palispis (Marcos) Highway. With him are Benguet congressman Ronald Cosalan and Tuba mayor Florencio Bentrez (r). -- Rewdjie Cawis / PIA
Environment
City
BUKO BREAK -- Mayor Mauricio Domogan takes time to chat with a buko juice vendor, reminding her to keep her surroundings tidy as the city and the Alay Sa Kalinisan, Inc., of which the mayor is chair, carry out a city-wide cleanup drive to reclaim the title as the ‘cleanest and greenest’ highly urbanized city in the country. The mayor later treated his group to a refreshing buko break.
-- Bong Cayabyab / PIO
Health & Science
NO SMOKING is flashed by a large tarpaulin set up in front of the main entrance of the University of the Cordilleras along Gov. Pack Road. More and more private and government institutions are making their offices and premises ‘smoke free’.
-- Harley Palangchao
Life
RISKY BUSINESS -- A mother tags her child along as she begs for alms along the busy Harrison-Magsaysay-Abanao intersection. The risk to life as against an empty stomach seems to place the mother and child in a no-win situation.
-- Harley Palangchao
Business
City
EARNING THEIR ALLOWANCE -- Two young boys try their hand at business by collecting then selling empty plastic bottles to junk shop dealers. Neighbors have one or two bottles to dispose every day and gathering them in one’s spare time could cover one’s school allowance for the week.
-- Harley Palangchao
Sports
BBEAL ACTION -- University of Baguio continues to dominate the ongoing Baguio-Benguet Educational Athletic League. Here, a Lady Cardinal slams  the ball against Benguet State University Wild Cat defenders at the UC Gym last week.
-- Redjie Melvic Cawis / PIA
 
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Social Security System
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